The Elevation Group Review – One Year On
A year ago Mike Dillard brought out his Elevation Group and the accompanying free video presentation. It was timely, interesting and firmly seized on the Zeitgeist of the global economic crisis and the left-field conspiracy theories that surround it (many of which emanate from writers and radio shows from Dillard’s home town of Austin, Texas).
As a member of the Elevation Group since the beginning, I was definitely on the same page as Dillard, although I disagreed with his scare mongering over hyper-inflation. I do agree that we need to do something to protect ourselves as the banks take people and governments for a ride and the middle class loses it’s wealth.
As I had already invested in gold and was starting to buy silver, I had that part covered, but I was very interested in some of the other things he was talking about. My initial opinion was good, as was my first Elevation Group review, although I did have a few bones to pick as we will now see….
The Elevation Group Review – The Negatives
Put simply, after a very successful launch, Mike Dillard rather shot himself in the foot with what he did next – or rather what he didn’t do.
With thousands of members, the Elevation Group started an extremely slow process of adding new content. It took several months for them to get going and for the price, it was hard to justify the membership for the amount of information on there – the only reason for staying was to see what the next “Lesson” would be next month. This frustrated many people (myself included) and a lot of people understandably left as a result. I actually left the elevation group at that point and then rejoined in September.
After a solid start with the video, my follow-up Elevation Group review was that it was good but needed a LOT more content to justify the price.
The Elevation Group Review – Conclusion
Ultimately, a year on, it is clear that the global financial meltdown is far from over – indeed the world is teetering on the brink of total collapse economically and it looks like we are heading for a global depression.
In that respect, Mike Dillard’s world view is still largely correct, although I still disagree with his views on some of the more extreme scenarios.
However, we both definitely have the same view that if you want to learn to look after yourself (which you need to, you cannot rely on the government or anyone else), then you need to think differently.
For those in America with a reasonable amount of money, it is particularly good value. I say this because it is quite US-centric although non-Americans can also benefit from this information, albeit you may need to hunt down experts in your country or region in order to apply the principles.
The information by the Elevation Group tax guy is excellent and the “bank of yourself” infinite banking material is also very good.
If you were to join the Elevation Group now, you would overcome the problems I mention above that those who joined last year had with too little content. All the previous lessons and modules are all available to read, watch and download at your leisure and there is now a wealth of information at your disposal.
I definitely recommend you take a look if you want some “out of the box” ideas for protecting and growing your wealth in these uncertain times.
You can get a tour of the Members Area by visiting the link below so you can see what’s inside for yourself:
I hope you enjoyed this updated Elevation Group Review
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